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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1932

Page

17

Roosevelt Nomination Courage Amid Health Doubts

A long account reviews Franklin D. Roosevelt’s secret nomination at Rochester, reactions from Governor Smith and allies, and press commentary on his physical condition. It notes Roosevelt’s eventual acceptance, his campaign stance, and party leaders’ support amid questions of health and possible resignation.

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Star Forecast for Saturday December 3

The STARS SAY routine day with life stirring in one’s own ventures. Minor changes or short journeys may occur while care in correspondence is advised. A birthday may bring initiative and ambition. notable nativity: George B. McClellan, American general.

George B. MacClellan

10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Update

Miss Adeline Michener and Charles H. Dancy wed at home with Rev. Daniel Jenkins Williams. George H. Doty leaves for Long Beach California. Fay Clement injured backing bicycle collision. W. A. Graham elected noble grand of Cedar Rapids lodge I O O F. Navy and Marine club organized with officers named. E C Weisgerber to present paper in Atlanta. Coe College $250 000 fund fully pledged. W W Hicklin elected worshipful master Crescent lodge. New York trip for F C Plumb. Greene's opera house attraction “Davida Harum.” Water works sale talks between Cedar Rapids Water Co and city. Edward A Berry named chair of Christian sociology at Atlanta Theological Seminary. Charles S Weston moves to Great Western railroad Red Wing Minnesota. John W Geiger picked as Elks memorial speaker in Dubuque. Rabies found in dogs. cases noted in cats cattle swine horses.

Adeline Michener Charles H. Dancy Daniel Jenkins Williams George H. Doty Long Beach Calif Fay Clement W. A. Graham Noble Grand of Cedar Rapids Lodge Navy and Marine Club H. E. Neff Clarence E. Cook Jack J. Abrett Arthur W. Klassen Cecil R. Corrick Jimmy Edward H. Novotny Robert Conrad C. H. Smith Pearson Reed Leo Peiffer Harry Corot E. C. Weisgerber Cedar Rapids Gas Company Atlanta National Gas Association Cedar Rapids Coe College W. W. Hicklin Crescent Lodge A. F A. M A.S. Reed Walter R. Grissel Frank Filip A. L. Sylvester F. C. Plumb New York City Davida Harum Greene's Opera House Cedar Rapids Water Company Water Company Ralph van Vechten Walter D Douglas William G. Clark Cushman, Cherry Hamilton Edward A. Berry First Congregational Church Atlanta Theological Seminary Charles S. Weston Rock Island Railroad Great Western Railroad Red Wing Minn John W. Geiger Elks Lodge Dubuque

Truly Cultured Are Courteous To All Persons

The Mary Manners column urges civility and courtesy for everyone. A reader asks about quarreling with his wife and paying a big check to end disputes, suggesting a simple, practical approach to resolving marital disagreements.

Miss Manners

Lonely widow seeks friends in new city column

Dear Miss Manners style note from a widow over forty seeking companionship as loneliness hits in a new city. Includes an advertisement for Coryell -70 gasoline stations offering specials and a car pillow offer at multiple downtown locations.

Miss Manners Second Avenue First Street Thirteenth Street

Battle Twice a Year Sows Strife Over Finances

A private quarrel over how to distribute household funds ends with a suggestion to give more checks through the year. The speaker implies generous timing might ease a spouse’s hurt feelings and prevent further conflict.

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